Category: Study Abroad

Today I embark on one of my favorite things to do, people watching by Christian Bean

Today was an interesting day; there was actually a long break between class and the tour for that day. Though I have to admit that I was kind of disappointed that we had no more classes in the morning, I really did enjoy the conversations we got into. After class the day was nice, we … Continue reading Today I embark on one of my favorite things to do, people watching by Christian Bean

That Pope Clement VII Was a Funny Guy by Lily Gayton

Today was our last day of class at the university. We spent the class discussing the role of women in different countries around the world. We looked at the beautiful view out of the classroom windows for the last time, and we headed back to the hotel. We would not be starting our tour until … Continue reading That Pope Clement VII Was a Funny Guy by Lily Gayton

Vatican Museum and the Sistene Chapel! by Cheyenne Lake

It is now Friday, the week has flown by. It is our last day of class and the realization that our time here is almost over hits us. This was our last day of class in which we discussed VARIOUS controversial topics being debating in our world internationally every day. Closing our class time at … Continue reading Vatican Museum and the Sistene Chapel! by Cheyenne Lake

Another Great Day!! by Mikayla Bridges

In today’s class, we talked about embassies and their purposes, including their pros and cons. Seen in the fact I slept through five alarms this morning, I was extremely tired today and fell into a deep sleep during the 10 minute break between classes. After being shaken awake, we began our UN discussion on drug … Continue reading Another Great Day!! by Mikayla Bridges

Day one: That sounds nice but in what direction is the bed I will be sleeping in? by Christian Bean

Today was my first day in Rome and after 11 hours of flying to get there and not sleeping on the plane, the only site I wanted to see was the bed but then I saw that Saint Peters Cathedral was 3 minutes away from us. That kind of made it hard to think about … Continue reading Day one: That sounds nice but in what direction is the bed I will be sleeping in? by Christian Bean

Different Religions by Cassidy Slockett

Today during class, we talked about genocide issues in multiple countries. It’s sad to say that nobody could come up with a solution. Especially since the government is the main leader behind genocides. It was an afternoon full of education. We rode the public bus to the Jewish Ghettos. The bus ride was interesting because … Continue reading Different Religions by Cassidy Slockett